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August 03, 2010
SOLAR DAILY
U.S. researchers claim solar enegy advance
Palo Alto, Calif. (UPI) Aug 2, 2010
Scientists say a new process utilizing both the light and heat of solar radiation could double the efficiency of electricity-generating solar panels. Stanford University researchers say the technology, called "photon enhanced thermionic emission," could lower the costs of solar energy production to the point where it is competitive with oil as an energy source, a university release said Monday. Unlike current solar panels, which become less efficient as temperatures, panels using the PET ... read more

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ENERGY TECH

Leak delays BP tests ahead of well 'kill' operation
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ENERGY TECH

Berkeley Lab's Battery Team Looks Beyond Vehicles To The Electric Grid
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ENERGY TECH

One More Step On The Path To Quantum Computers
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ENERGY NEWS

Iraq delays gas bid round until October
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Satellite Services supplies on-board sub-systems for smallsats and microsats.

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TRADE WARS

China's manufacturing contracts in July: HSBC survey
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CARBON WORLDS

Graphene Exhibits Bizarre New Behavior Well Suited To Electronic Devices
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SOLAR DAILY

What Is The Best Way To Harness Solar Energy
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BIO FUEL

Seeks To Improve Sensors That Monitor Diesel Fuel Quality
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SOLAR DAILY

Simulations To Improve Solar Cells
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SOLAR DAILY

Green Light On Nevada Solar Thermal Project
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BIO FUEL

New Patent Application For Pyrolysis Oil Based Biofuel
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BIO FUEL

Biodiesel Facility Revving Up For Business
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CAR TECH

China's Geely signals new era for Volvo
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TRADE WARS
US hackers eye alliances with kindred spirits in China
Las Vegas, Nevada (AFP) Aug 2, 2010
Veteran US hackers are on their way to China on a quest to foster alliances with peers and dispel notions that all of their kindred spirits there are cyber spies. The budding effort was unveiled at an infamous DefCon hacker gathering in Las Vegas known for attracting rogue software savants that have found ways to crack things ranging from smartphones and Web browsers to power plants. "We ... more

TRADE WARS
Foxconn opens assembly line in central China: state media
Beijing (AFP) Aug 2, 2010
Taiwanese IT giant Foxconn on Monday opened a new assembly plant in central China, state media said, as the troubled firm begins to move its operations inland to limit soaring labour costs. Foxconn, which has been accused of mistreating Chinese workers following a spate of suicides at its factory in the south, plans to mainly produce Apple iPhones at a new 100-million-dollar plant in Henan p ... more

POLITICAL ECONOMY
HSBC profits more than double as bad debts slide
London (AFP) Aug 2, 2010
Asia-focused global banking giant HSBC said Monday its first-half net profits more than doubled to 6.76 billion dollars as it slashed US bad debt and raised earnings in emerging markets. The news sent shares in Europe's biggest bank soaring by more then five percent and helped lift investor sentiment on global markets, alongside unexpectedly strong second-quarter profits from French bank BNP ... more

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ENERGY TECH

SDE Has Finalized The Construction Of The First Sea Wave Power Plant

ENERGY TECH

Findings Show Promise For Nuclear Fusion Test Reactors


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EXO LIFE
Planets In Unusually Intimate Dance Around Dying Star

Detector Technology Could Help NASA Find Earth-Like Exoplanets

NASA Finds Super-Hot Planet With Unique Comet-Like Tail

EXO LIFE
China Leads In Outer Space Pollution

Ball Aerospace Ships STPSat-2 To Kodiak Launch Complex

Safe And Efficient De-Orbit Of Space Junk Without Making The Problem Worse

EXO LIFE
Russia To Launch 3 Glonass Satellites In September

Soap maker creates unease over Brazil GPS spying stunt

China Launches Fifth Satellite For Its Own Global Navigation Network

EXO LIFE
China Contributes To Space-Based Information Access A Lot

China Sends Research Satellite Into Space

China eyes Argentina for space antenna

EXO LIFE
Potentially Hazardous Asteroid Might Collide With The Earth In 2182

Research Yields Greater Precision In Determining Age of Meteorites

'Pristine' Earth impact crater discovered

EXO LIFE
WISE Discovers Over 90 Near-Earth Objects

'Sample return' space missions examined

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TECH SPACE
Research aims at making artificial silk
Washington (UPI) Jul 30, 2010
Scientists say they are closer to learning how to make artificial silk that could bring medical and materials advances, but some obstacles remain. Researchers have determined natural silk, stronger for its weight than Kevlar or steel, is "a relatively simple protein processed from water," but exactly how spiders and silkworms produce the material is still a mystery, an article in the journal Science says. Researchers want to gain a better understanding of what silk is and how it's made, ... read more

TECH SPACE
Iraq delays gas bid round until October

Booming Morocco opts for GE gas turbines

US Republicans assail trimmed Democratic energy plan

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TECH SPACE
SDE Has Finalized The Construction Of The First Sea Wave Power Plant

Findings Show Promise For Nuclear Fusion Test Reactors

Berkeley Lab's Battery Team Looks Beyond Vehicles To The Electric Grid

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TECH SPACE
German wind growth down, exports strong

Study Shows Stability And Utility Of Floating Wind Turbines

Leading French Wind Farm Developer Says Yes To Triton

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TECH SPACE
Green Light On Nevada Solar Thermal Project

Simulations To Improve Solar Cells

What Is The Best Way To Harness Solar Energy

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TECH SPACE
Areva reports profit surge from sale of asset

EDF announces 2-year delay, cost hike at new reactor

US, India sign nuclear reprocessing pact

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